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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Mr.. George Lewis house was burned
last Sunday morning The fire caught on
the roof and when the flames were discover
ed they had gained such hea iway that it
was impossible to arrest them, but before
the house was consumed the family carried
out the furniture in the lower story. Mr..
Lewis is over eighty years old and the loss
Of his house is very severe.
We are sorry that we stretched the
credulity Of &C. II, by our corn tale. but
we do not feel disposed to modify it, "a, cts
are stubborn things and do not admit Of
much modification If e. H." was ac.
quainted with farmers OF such thrift aud
lands Of such rtiIity as those that surround
our liu'e Nountain, such things would rot
astorish him so. Just hold on We have a
potato tale that beats the corn tale and is
not bit fshy
AN old fashioned quilting was had at
Mr. f. Nayes last week ending with a
candy pulling in the evening.
Perhaps there are few Sabbath schools
in the country which have missed rs few
Sundays in the last ten wears as the Sunday
school AT the Presbyterian church
DR. r. P McElreath and family, Of
Macon, are visiting his father here
: We see that Judge George Lester is a
candidate for Congress in the 9TH District
We said it once and We still say, "hural
for Lester MouyrMNGER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
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50 600 for he cclehlated Bnllocl, B I'm farm.
m Choroke a comfy ON N 4 \ GaR2
ronsi.tff,s 5g0 arrcs 100 ocras 6ra Inn
tom. l0rosm dwelling beautiful locg
uun trains sion opnosite tou>e w,t.,.
sign.lIed Two nther settlements ~,
fAp u ace Tie barn X nrnlabi, RI.
finest in The STAR stables 6hel M, ,y,,b
iron trourbs exc and ORIGINALITY cos,
seven rcn Thousand d,ll,rs 1bis !.
one o., the best sock farms in Mr.,
Georcia and l. ce,ta,,l, 81 ,,ra,,t lar,oi,
81. 2J0 for no acres land with / room bonse
one milo from Nnrietta ~ pnode
springs road
Sd. Geo tor spprdid farm on Bells Fcu,
ROAD Is miles from Norief,o MIX
rnr, Actortb > miles nom Woodsfocl
5l3 a,r4s ahou1 100 ,crrs bntt,n ,bo,
produced a50 barrels corn ms ve.,r
GOOD dNtlhra. eic
$500 lor n acre. 3 miles Gom varia,ta ~
Roswell road. about HAN cleared tbre,
room b use. rn,d or, hard
S3.25O TOR 20 acres. > miles sauib Of Wood
stock. Cherok ee county nice improy,.
me,t. os.d ro,p bon.a l,,,a ham,
fine orcnard. qtc
g. SOC tor 81 lat did farm ON NicLniacltcrpei
miles from MnGptta. mile. iron,
Sm,run. 335 acres 50 N 'wiica !. bot
TOM. nice 6 room DWELLING excellept
orchard desirable sruck inrm.
81. go Jar 50 acres ear, d. ) room honsc
good orchard. ! miles from Alori.,t.
on Powder Srr,i, rrod
500 or 80 ,cres cl ,red s room nov
house 3 miles from SMYRNA and / lto,,
Aur.eiia. ront orchard .onye,,a,t a.,
churches ard school
1850 acres. GO cleared 20 bottom milo.
from Narieua an Dallas road nr,,,
Twelve dollars pcr acre.
lsOacrrs. GO Of which,. cleared II uooJ
ho,ron. Al mi ], Tram Nur,.f,a ~ I,.,
has road. nice Twelve dollars rar NM.
81 5OD for so acres Ian ol..r.d ,;,f, s.,
3 room house. ; mis- trom Nar..,to' ~.
Vi In Rira road
81 250 tnr is acre. 50 in cpl,ivs,;o, van
dwelin, o,p teo,,nI b,p.e nj,
rom ,Yr,ot,a an IlaIl.y r'.o,
S600 H. "a .,eros y. F..t1 III Ecapp.,
Powder s,r,n..s }oo raras fr,,,,, i = q
THIS properly en- ne cut mn mo tawn
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
(ity MarShal'S Sales.

W. he sold hei"re he cnprI honse door
IN The city of MARIETTA. Cobh county a.
curing the LEGAL hours Of lie. on thr fl 81
tuesday in December 1887. the folioU in,s
property Ia vii:
One house ard lot in the CITY Of Narictta
ga bounded rs ioll us, NnIb nv nr,n,
erty ct Ms VI +. HAYES. past nv nrarertv
oi ! II Sh ckltv south Ivy I.awiet.cn SIR. ~
ana west b property Of " : N Nssl
Levied an rs he properly of NIs MAY H
f'wi'r, t"r her CITY taxes FIR the ear 81
Notice given tenant in POSSESSION
NiSo, 81 The same time ard place one
Ii use and ~ in n" city at MAIZENA, Ga
and bonded A. follows North hv nrnn-
rrty OF W II. tnvinrt"n. east hy allev
rntnInF north ard sr"jh souih hv Rns
ven street a'd west bv property nf Mrs
) Wa'ers Levied on rs thu prnparty
~ Mrs, ~" Hedtoid. tor her city taxes ln.
me 'e',r 1881 Notice given Mrs joe
Also, AZ the same time and place one
vacant lot in The city nt MARIETTA. IA and
h'anded AS 'olln~s: n nth hv IL rrnc,.
street, east 10y property ~ Addi. n y en.v
west bv property of Irs ] q lIn. his and
sou by property # The estate of II {;
Gle. deceas d Levird on as he rrnnerty
q R"lrr Nelson, for his city taxes il he
year 1887 ~"
Also, u The same time and place, ono
vacant i"t IN The CITY If Narictia GA
uhded AS follows: North hv lands nc IS
VI S->Si ms. south by tIvrrld street. east
nv Nv. ln' 81 and west 10y lot IS at Mrs A NJ
"lhNs plat nt property contl'nina Is feet
r. NJ ard innrins h.ck $50 Tee, IT, " NJ
Sessions land Levied 90 as The pr par,v
4 it4nV & ii ll..t,.f
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.

Sam Thompson, a white man, i,
under arrest at Adairsyille, charged
with burning OgleSby Bros mill Al
that place about a week ago.
Georgia is 100000 richer now
than year ago, The last six year.
have shown a continued growth il
wealth probably far in excess Of
what the growth in population has
been.
At Fort Gaines an old colored
man found a dozel matches Satur-
day in an armiul OF seed cotton that
he was about to place in gin. That
gin was stopped immediately, aud a
search instituted by the frightened
old man, and he is scared yctat what
might have been.
Saturday a Griffin merchant saw "a
man trying to get change for SIC
who had been due him bill torso
time. lie walked up to him and re-
quested payment, The debtor turn
ed to him and said Here, take
this $40 and give me credit for it; 1
can't get it changed, so you might a,
well take it, /" lie took it.
Anarchy cannot be permitted to
exist in the United States. 1t is oil
foreign parentage and must be ex-
terminated at all hazards. 1t is
hoped the execution at Chicago Will
. 70 wholesome eject.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr. Doc Tapp OF Acworih, is having
his dwelling at this place painted He viii
move to Powder Springs next year. we mn
der-taud and the general opinion is that he
i preparing to take unto himself better
half Is it so Doc
MIR r W Turner has rented dwell.
ing on Atlanta street aud will be citizen
Of our town soon.
Homer Baggetf, OF Doug'asville was 10
town last Wednesday, shaking hands and
exchanging fri ndy greetings with his
many friends here.
Miss Lily Baice, one of AtIania'e most
beautiful young ladies', visited Miss Beatrice
Christian last week
Mr.. Newt Mayes, Of Lost Mountain, is
boarding in town and attending Prof Cam p 5
school. The school has opened with Aatter
ing prospects Tor the season. Our people
are proud Of Prof Camp rs teacher, an
orator and as citizen He is the right
man in the right place, and web des rves
the liberal patronage he is receiving
Mr. II NJ UpsIaw aud Mr. G B Lind
scy. Of Atlanta. we're in town Sunday. They
wouldn't tell Us their business
Miss LoelIa Lindley, Of Atlanta, has
opened a millinery aud dress making estab
6.bmept at his nl,c. Sh. 10 am .v,,,,;
enced miiIiner aud an excellent lady and
we velcome + Is now es,ahi.Lmont 10 ann
tovn
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
Northcutt & Dobbs,
Real Estate Agents
MARIETTA, GEORGIA,
Improved City Property.

KENNFSAW AyFNT'E g onn c.n 10
room b,,usa ;ait i1;I a,,.. '.'
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the b,us. heon,;,,i l,,a,;,,, H., -r,.9In
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

At Quitman, on Saturday morning
last, when Sheriff Mcneil went to
jail to feed the prisoners, he was ac
costed by colored gentleman who
said he would like TO see the inside
Of that edifce. The Sheriff very DO
h'ely invited him in and as he did SO
lie was comparing a description re-
eeiYed that morning from Monticello
asking him to look out for a party
resembling the gentleman who had
Just asked to be allowed to inspect
the premises. The description suit
cd and as soon as the negro walked
into the cage the Sheriff shot tho
bolt aud there he was. Sheriff Bird
came up on the next train and iden-
tined the negro as the one wanted
lie belonged 10 gang that had re
Gently committed number Of rob
berries n Jefferson county. His OBJ
ject IN wanting to 90 into the Jail
was to see if any Of his comrades
had been captured and Gagged in that
county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

fthcre is any truth in the com
mon axiom that an abundant mast is
indicative OF hard winter following,
we are destined to "catch it in the
next four or five months Accounts
from all parts Of the South tell OF
great crops Of chestnuts, hickory
nuts, persimmons, acorns, wild grapes,
exc. While we may have weather
pinchingly cola, sportsmen may have
good time with the game driven
down South to feed upon during our
abundant mast.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
A SOUND LenaI oblnlon

Z Bdnbridee Nuuday Esq Count,
ATTY clay Co., Tex says Have uSea
lecIric buffers with most happy results.
NA brother also WAS very low with Nalara nj
Fever and Jaurdice, vi w. cured by timely
use Of tins medici.e Am satisfied Electric
Biiters soy,d'm> lite
Mr. u l. NucnN>an. It Harst Cave. *
adds IKE Us motl, sayiu- ilo r.>uiyp.
" behtve~ he would have d.ed, had il nof
been Tor Electro Buffers
Ihis great remedy viii ward of. "a, well
Us cure al Malaiiai Dseas, 5. and Tor II
kidney Liyrr and stomach Bisnrdr,
tauds uutqaM.d Price soc. and 81 II
'DF. y. l. htleE4 :,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virluc nt an order Of The court Of or.
nary at oh county Ull he sold L.tlt
she court house door in MARTHA on III,
hrst TUESDAY in eceuher neXt, durip.
tht lesai hours If sale, my FIVE ucn $ ~ lni
90 iard NJ t"o hun,red and 'hirry.G.u
10 NE 2Oth district and second :, oiiop II
I"hh c'nn SAID tiny-ti,e scr.s elm !.
nari at HE "tsi ial; ,i sajo lot buur d.c 81.
I he vest az 10y - acres said lnt bel, u
ing I" j. 9. Jules AID ~ The east hl 50
aces more or les ct said Jet h. loogin J.,
J. orr, abd sold As the property o Bur,
roy hrWr deceased, or The hcreft 80 ID.
hel. 5 Az q ,i'eit' II - said deceas, q Tenn.
cash This \ ". Z So
} O. II ES a mr. viii annexed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Perhaps the most lucrative Office
in the national government, next to
the presidency itself, is the clerkship
Of the supreme court at Washington.
L Yields an annual income III fees OF
from SO, 900 to $4,000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Fred Grant, the son of his pa, was
badly defeated in New York for Sec
rotary of State. The Democratic
candidate, Cook, got there Eli. This
is country where every man stands
on his own merit.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

A CASTLE, n. y, woman picked a
cabbage III her garden the other day,
AMI when she cut 1t open found III
the very centre OF the head, NhIcl
was sound, Il Dird's egg Sa0anndh
AeWS.
that's nothing. A Marietta wo-
mau cut open cabbage taken FROM
ner garden and in the very centre OF
j. she found live worm.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

If the Anarchists could have posi-
lily returned in spirit form and seen
tie pictures Of themselves, wives and
children in the Atlanta Constitution,
they no doubt would have ielt glad
that they were dead.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Twenty-Five years ago Gallatin
county, Tennessee, issued 100000
ia bonds. Mere than 100000 in
Interest has since been paid on them,
but the bonds themselves have never
been redeemed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

The art Of writing a column of edi-
torial in four lines is illustrated by
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat after
this fashion: ''lt there is any more
anarchy there must be some more
hanging. The Anarchist must be
the first to abandon capital punish
nent.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

The Chicago anarchists had vary
ing fate. Lingg, while in his cell,
put dynamite cartridge il. his
mouth and blew his head oft; the
Governor committed the sentence Of
flelden and Schwa b to Imprisonment
ior Life aad Spies, Fisher, Parsons
and Engel were hanged. SO ends
the first chapter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

A richly cut, solid glass beadstead
has been recently made at Birning-
ham (Eng.,) factory for Calcutta
millionaire. The king of Burmah
also has one.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
BuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

TuE BEST SAVE in the world for Cuts.
CRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rh4um. Fever
Sores, Teiter, Chapped Hands, ChiIbaiu,.
orus and all Skin Erupdons and positive
y cures Piles, or no pay required 1t is
-uranteed 10 give pereet satisfaction or
money refunded Price Is cents per box
For sale by Dr. \ l.. W light
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

The yellow fever has obtained a
toot-hold in one more Florida town.
There were sixteen cases and three
deaths in one day. Considering the
size Of the town this is worse than
the ravages in any of the other at
iiicted places.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
For Sale or Rent |

AT CONVECTION, GEORGIA.
A handsome 10 room residence. eom.no
alnns i@rns. nuth usts &c Ais, so acres
% h'1d, 'rnntS ab n acres on street.. al,
: lr'hIy adapted to building lois For
terms address.
JOSIAH SHIRLEY. Auerstl
w ADAIR. A,lanta
10 n \ SIBLEY Marietta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Rev. w. P. Quillian, of the Metho.
dist Conference, died at Rutlcdge,
Tuesday of last week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

In Aberdeen, Ark, recently a
number OF persons were invited to a
possum supper at hotel. They
went and partook heartily Of the good
cheer. 1t nows appears that one #
Gle possums was II cat, and the ban
quetcrs are hunting Tor the cook, who
has fled 10 the woods.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Joe Hurt, Of Wyoming Territory,
enjoys the distinction OF having in
the course Of his lie on the frontier
killed over 100 hostile Indians,
slaughtered 10000 antelope and
about 5000 buffalo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

4 few nights ago D. L. Regions
entire stock of goods near Excelsior,
wiIh about $1,000 in money was de-
stroyed 10y fire. Cause unknown.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

The body Of Swiss tourist, who
persisted tour years ago when as
cendIrg one of the peaks in Canton
Valais, has just been foundin perfect
preservation. 1t was completely
Iacased in ice, which had thus ar
rested natural decay.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
NOTl E TO DEBTORS &,KEDrroRs

~ M OifS RkDifVRS
All persons havinl demands against m,
eS'a'e o I'm G. Shi p, late Ut Blonnt
c"nnlv AlAoama. deceased. ae hereby
'"tiHed !" render IN their donna dS accord.
m I" la" the flee Of VIM t Faw.
Attorney at Law. Marietta. Ca. fnr the
in'ers'gned and all fersons iudeMed to
Sad ATE az requested to make immediate
payments. This Nov Bird 1887
ROII.Y J Ship Fxeu,cr
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
Vacant Store Lots.

$500 for corner vacant store lot, 2IXl00 on
the square
800 for vacant store lot 24Xl00 on the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

NJ l E-All those ho are indebted
|" incest ie ct + {. >tans'll, zee sd, hv
noe or "bet"lse, are ter4iy roilf,d 10
c''ile onward ana make inn eeiafe lay>
,hias at any kind sgainst The estate IN
pltseut tn ~ duiy authenticated
j. IL. ilUNPHRIES. Administrators
T. q StanselI, deed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

~ All kinds OF legal blanks and
lonclad waiver notes for sale at the
onrSsl OHcs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
EXECUTORS SALE.

Bv virtue at An order ct the MT of Or
d'hary at oh county, Ga. win be- sold
before court house door N sad county an
he frs Tuesday in December next The
aodlv'd'd bal interest in q certain lot IN
tie town OF Acwnrth. kroVn AS The n
Tanner lot, fronting Main SIR, ct 70 fent and
running tack to bark street.. BOMBED
north hy Vain street Fast lv ; lemons
store {, south nv back s,reei, and u.st hv
los ownedhv J K Ilumph,,s ana G ~
N"rr' II Al" Al the SIM time ana place
by he sam authority wlll he snld ons
II ell No use ard ~ in he iou n al 10
worth known as the tatp resitence at .Iap,,s
Net "nnell, deceased, slrua,,d op Mai,
srtet end containing tnu acres mon nv
.ess sid rs the property If James Nc
onnel' deceased, for the ben, III Of me
cash
JAMES T.. NcCONNELL. Fxecn,or
Ac"nuh, Ga Nv lsi. 1857
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
THE APPEAL FOR 1887.

The APPEAL comes 10 IL subscribers
in 6ess first days Of he ne,r year, both
WEEKL Y and DAILY, better equipped
than susr for the work Of supplying tho
mss Of Ge Vorid, especially Of Memphis,
Of Tennessee and he surrounding States.
Broad and liberal IN its visvs Of men and
affairs, Il wiH remain steadfasty Demo
cratic. and having faith in he honesty Of
Democrats, and believing that The com
bined wisdom Of III: party, as expressed in
ID National and Stale Conventions, q
wis1 Than The Jdctiotis utterdnoes Of indi-
vidtais, Il wiH sustain and support The
party. Passing epeni, indicate an ere
Of unprecedented prosperity for The South,
and he APPEAL will do all Il can 10
develop Il and build up The material in
teresis Of hs phos country. During the
year 1887 is columns piH be filed with the
latest obiainable Information from all
quarters Of the 0lobc, and iis local servics
wiu BE- Increased. II has engaged The
services Of regular correspondents al
Washington, Nashville and ali other I'M
portani points, and WiR continue 10 keep
pace wih The progressive Journals Of he
country. Always The mouth piece Of Tho
people, he APPEAL will continue 10 be
their advocate against all combinations
and monopolies. We invite 0e aid and
assistance Of our friends everywhere IN
procuring subscribers, especially for The
WEEKLY APPEAL, which is The
chedpes! paper today published in this
seclion,ss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
MEMPHW DAILY APPKAL---FRIDAY, JANUARY o. 1857.

effort would be spared on the part Of
the government to effect that settle
msnt in fair, equitable and amicable
spirit. [Oheers With regard to Ire
land Mr.. Gladstone had It in his own
hands as the head OF the National
party [ aughte,] to exercise an iDfu-
ence that would result in such q state
Of order in LELAND as would justify the
government in proposing measures for
the benefit Of the Irish people. While
sincerely plying the tenants who had
been evitted, he remit ded the House
that their sufferings would probably
be used to enable sgitators to attain
their own objects. The plan Of cam
paign was really responsible for a
large amount of the misery existsnt in
Ireland. 10 conclusion, he hoped that
the d. bate on the address would be
brought to a timely close, enabling
the g ,vsrnment to proceed with neces-
sary legislation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28

The New York Bulletin. the repre-
tentative of the mercantile interests oil
the metropolis, asks il there is no
enough s,atesnanshipand patriotism at
Washington . rettle the Canada fishery
contention by diplomacy, or arbitra'
ton, or any way save by that wort
OF all devices, the boyish mode of r.
taliation-thul adding to the embar-
rassmen's that are already thrown in
the way of our foreign commerce. In
former years the country had far more
difficult and dangerous Fishery" and
other questions with Canada and the
British Government on its hands,
which were brought by wiss handling
10 an honorable and satisfactory s,itle'
ment; but then the type OF statesmen
in vogue at tina. tins was that Of the
big Drained Daniel Webster, and not
as now, thesomewhat narrow minded,
II not cranky. Mr.. Edmunds, from
Vermont.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
SOME LIVELY BUSINESS.
An OfKicer Faces Three Men 60 Arrest
n PrlsOner-He shoots One
OF Ihem.

PITTsBURG, PA January 26.-DuIing
a drunken biawl last Saturday night
Patrick McGolde, miner, hit john
Hohlwec on the head with brick, in.
Il cling injuries which resulted in
Hohlwec's death today. This even
ing Constable Murphy went TO Nc
Codes house TO arrest him on q
charge Of murder. M,Golde and his
brothers, John and An, hony, resisted
the off GER, when the latter shot John
in the breast, fatally woundirg him.
Murphy then brought bis prisoner to
the city and placed him in the Central
Station. John McGolde is still living,
but may die before morning. The
third brother, Anthony, followed Con-
stable Murphy to this city and lodged
an information against him for felon-
ious assault and battery. The officer
was arrested, but released on $4,000
bail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-28
SEN ATORIAL CONTEST.
sill BaIsOting in Tex AZ.

AUSTIN, TEX, January 27.-The
Legislature, at noon today, resumed
bsllCttng for the United States Senator,
with the folio wing result:
Sirth Bailot.-Msxey, 81; Reagan,
so; Ireland, 80 This is a gain Of seven
votes FIR Maxey since yesterday.
SeRYh Ballot - Reagan, 81; Maxey,
50i Ireland, "a.
Eighth Ballot. Reagan, "a: Maxey,
As; Ireland, "a.
Ninth BaliOi-Rssgsn So; ..Msxey,
48; lrelard, So.
The excitement was intense, and q
break was momentarily expected, the
feeling being general among Senators
and Represent ,tives that the struggle
would end today. The tenth ballot,
however, failed to disclose the expect
ed break, aud resulted as follows:
Tenth Bdnoi.-Reagan, 55; Maxey,
AZ: Ireland. 80.
Eleventh Ballot Reagan, Sc; Maxey,
46; Ireland, "a.
Tho Convection then adjourned I'M
til noon tomorrow.